Have the life or a living graduates of 1913
The speaker urges Alma College graduates to pursue a life of meaningful deeds over mere wealth. He cites Sophie Wright’s charitable work in New Orleans and the example of missionaries, educators, and leaders who shape lives. Jesus remains the sole source of life and guiding principle.
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Jack Jhisen
Owas
Tor
Ififois
Princeton
Yale
Abraham Lincoln
Alma
Syria
China
Korea
Japan
Frau Dt
Matty
Sophie Wright
New Orleans
Lumbermen's
Man of Galilee
Marconi
Jesus
The Sum and Substance of Being a Paper Subscriber
The Sum and Substance of being a subscriber to this paper is that you and your family become attached to it. The paper becomes a member of the family and its coming each week will be as welcome as the arrival of anyone that's dear. It will keep you as you to save many times the cost of the subscription.
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Ita
Paeschke & Frey Co
Milwaukee
Ural Race Visits Crystal on Sunday
Sunday visitors Ural Race toured Crystal, meeting residents and sharing remarks during the community visit.
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Crystal
New Kansas Master A P Reardon Leads State Grange
Veteran Civil War veteran A P Reardon of McLouth is named state master of the Kansas grange after decades of service. A Ohio native, he served in the 123rd Ohio Infantry and endured capture before the Civil War ended. He has held multiple state grange roles and remains highly influential in the organization. The piece notes Ohio farm boy trips to Washington, cooperative buying in New York, and Grange involvement in fairs and local governance.
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A. P. Reardon
McLouth
Kansas State Grange
Mr. Reardon
Ohio
One Hundred and Twenty-third
Ohio Infantry
Lee
Appomattox
Mr. Newtron
Jefferson County
Delaware
Treardon
Kansas
Seardon
Reardon
New England
New York
Farmers balk at buying land at one hundred dollars an acre
A Country Gentleman quote notes farmers hesitate to purchase land at $100 per acre. They doubt they can hold interest and taxes, even with the option to pay half upfront. Prosperity has discouraged the next generation, leading to more land owned by nonfarmers, more tenants, and fewer people on the land.
Portable Hog House For Easy Moving And Cleaning
The Colorado experiment station describes a portable hog house eight by eight by seven feet high with a front door two and a half by three feet and a small top back door. It uses 2 by 4 framing with drop siding and no floor and can be tipped onto a wagon or stone boat for relocation.
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Colorado Experiment Station
Staking Tomatoes A Practical Guide For Early Crop
Growers debate staking with early tomatoes. The article urges staking for marketable fruit and outlines a greenhouse style outdoor method using stakes ten feet apart, a wire, and vertical strings. It notes four plants per stake, loose twine, and no bottom wire to ease boxing. Also discusses salt use in livestock feed from Farm Progress.
Bee Notes For Gentle Beekeeping In Hives
Do not let grass grow near hives to avoid ants and pests. Italian bees improved by selection are gentle, black and German bees not improved. Bees won t pierce sound fruit but will suck damaged fruit. Provide fresh water with chips, salt accessible and sheltered. Let bees land on you slowly and gently, avoid perfume or strong clothing near them.
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John D. Spinney Pollasky
J. E. Suydam
Woodworth Ave
Superior St
SWIGART @ SULLIVAN
Opera - House
Kress & Dunham
Wright House Livery
Parr & Erwin
R. F. Erwin
Wright & Brown
G. W. Wright
Case-Bigelow Sales CO
W. Congress St
Detroit
Mich
Humphreys
Rcumatic
Patna
Price
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine CO
William and
Rou Streets
Orice
Kinc
J. E. Cox
Joliet
the Grange
4. W. Darrow
Chatham, N.Y
New York State
New Kansas
Washington
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
The
Grange
State Agricultural Department
Columbia County
N.Y
Freedom Plains Grange
Dutchess ‘County
Crandell & Scott's
China Sea
Crandell & Scott
Geam
Otto Sanderhoff
Pine River Midh
the Commissioner OF Highways
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